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Fiberglass steeples can be attractive, inexpensive steeples for the church but still need to be maintained. Continuous exposure to sun and rain can have serious repercussions. Over time the clear coat breaks down and the now porous surface can become dingy, develop leaks and even experience vegetative growth
Structural problems may go undetected within a steeple for years and when they’re finally discovered they’re often considered unrepairable. However, we’re experienced in repairing steeple structures in place, saving the steeple and saving the church thousands.
The steeple is prone to leaks. The constant exposure to the elements takes it’s toll as seams fail, pieces come loose and sealants age. However, the steeplejacks of Inspired Heights are skilled in finding and repairing those stubborn steeple leaks.
The steeple roof is unlike others and can often perplex the would be contractor. Its daunting heights and steep incline makes it inaccessible to most roofers while the numerous angles challenge traditional methods. The steeplejacks of Inspired Heights are steeple roofers.
Our steeplejacks are able to perform your church’s tuck pointing, masonry repair, stone restoration and stucco repair without the cost associated with modern approaches. Giving a safe and affordable alternative in your church’s steeple masonry repair.
Tony Stratton is a 3rd generation steeplejack and president of Inspired Heights, Inc – a steeplejack company that specializes in the high work associated with churches and church steeples. As steeplejacks we offer affordable, less intrusive, solutions for your church’s restoration projects.
Using steeplejack techniques we painted and repaired the St Margaret’s Episcopal Church in Woodbridge, VA.
Interior and exterior church and steeple restoration. Stonework, tuck pointing. Window repairs. Plaster and painting of Bethel Lutheran
Steeple and church repairs included slate replacement, rebuilding dormers, tuck pointing and water sealing of Palm Ave Baptist Church
Using our steeplejack methods we replaced the old asphalt shingles on a church steeple with decorative designer shingles